Canada Calls for Peace Gamble at NATO Meeting
Canada urged the United States to gamble for peace in Vietnam during a NATO gathering shadowed by the Greek crisis. Foreign Secretary Paul Martin offered Canada’s unrestricted help to end the war, while U.S. officials signaled Hanoi holds the path to peace. NATO ministers also considered using the alliance to improve East West ties and discussed deploying atomic demolition munitions on Turkey’s border with the Soviet Union.
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Fulbright Blames Vietnam War for Corrupting U S Colleges
Senator Fulbright, former University of Arkansas president, charges the Vietnam war fuels a vast military industrial complex corrupting colleges and universities. He echoes Eisenhower warnings of undue influence and a credibility gap. The piece notes student rebellions tied to perceived moral decline. Also mentions a WWI veterans meeting at Hodges Community Center for officer installation and a membership drive.
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